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Butter-style flavor without melting butter first. Butcher BBQ Butter Flavor Grilling Oil is a ready-to-use flavored oil for turkey, chicken, pork, steak, and vegetables. Inject it into poultry or brush it onto food before grilling or roasting. It is a simple way to add buttery-style richness without making a separate melted-butter mixture.
One bottle, two ways to cook. Whether you are preparing a holiday turkey or a weeknight chicken dinner, this grilling oil adds a familiar buttery note while letting the flavor of your meat and seasonings come through.
Familiar buttery-style richness without added garlic. This soybean-based flavored oil is not melted dairy butter. Its straightforward flavor makes it a versatile partner for poultry, vegetables, and your favorite Butcher BBQ seasonings.
Choose Butter Flavor Grilling Oil when you want a simple buttery note that lets your rubs take the lead. Choose Garlic Butter Grilling Oil when you want an added savory garlic character. Both can be injected into poultry or brushed onto food before cooking.
Try it on roast turkey, grilled chicken, pork loin, steak, grilled corn, mushrooms, asparagus, potatoes, or bread. For an easy flavor combination, apply a light coating and follow with a Butcher BBQ rub.
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A good grilling oil should be useful long after the holiday turkey comes off the smoker. Butter Flavor Grilling Oil gives you a familiar buttery note without having to stop and melt butter. You can inject it into poultry for flavor inside the meat, or brush it on the outside of chicken, pork, and vegetables before cooking.
If I want a straightforward buttery flavor that does not compete with my seasoning, this is the style I reach for. Brush it onto corn or potatoes, or use it with a Butcher BBQ rub on turkey or chicken. If you want a garlic note too, that is where our Garlic Butter Grilling Oil comes in.
How It Fits in the Kit: Use the oil as one flavor layer, then season the outside with your favorite Butcher BBQ rub. For poultry, follow safe handling and cooking practices and avoid over-injecting.

Ingredients (preserved from the current product page): Soybean oil, hydroginated soy bean oil with lecithin, tbhq & citric acid added as preservatives, artificial flavor & color, dimethylpolysiloxane added as an anti foaming agent.
Soy allergen. Refer to the product package for complete current nutrition and allergen information.
It is a ready-to-use butter-flavored oil that can be injected into turkey or chicken or brushed onto meats and vegetables before cooking.
Yes. Using a food-safe meat injector, distribute small amounts into the thicker breast and thigh muscles. Keep poultry refrigerated during preparation and cook it to an internal temperature of 165°F.
Yes. Brush a light coating onto poultry, pork, steak, vegetables, or bread before grilling or roasting.
It adds a familiar buttery-style richness without the added garlic note found in our Garlic Butter Grilling Oil.
No. It is a soybean-based flavored oil, not melted dairy butter. Review the package ingredients and allergen declaration before use.
Butter Flavor is for cooks who want a straightforward buttery note. Garlic Butter Grilling Oil adds garlic powder for a more savory garlic-butter flavor.
Yes. Inject the thicker portions of whole chicken or brush the outside before roasting, smoking, or grilling. Cook poultry to 165°F internally.
Yes. Apply a light coating before cooking or use a small amount as a finishing flavor on cooked steak or pork.
Yes. Toss or brush it onto corn, potatoes, mushrooms, asparagus, or zucchini before grilling or roasting.
Yes. Brush on a light layer of oil, then season with your preferred Butcher BBQ rub. The simple buttery flavor leaves room for the seasoning to stand out.
It can be part of a poultry preparation alongside other injections or seasonings. Follow each product's directions and avoid over-injecting the meat.
Yes. Its listed ingredients include soybean oil and hydrogenated soybean oil with lecithin, and the product declares soy as an allergen. Check the current package label for complete information.